Missouri Governor Kehoe launched a $10 million grant initiative for public safety under the Missouri Blue Shield Program, benefiting 201 entities with equipment like body cameras and license plate readers.

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page proposed a 2026 budget focusing on public safety, health, and infrastructure, suggesting an online sales tax to address a $60 million deficit and maintain services.

The St. Charles County Council approved a permit system to restrict parking around the Convention Center on weekends, addressing residents' complaints about emergency access and driveway blockages.

St. Charles County holds a town hall on RECA expansion, offering guidance for residents affected by Cold War-era nuclear contamination to apply for compensation.

Missouri's proposed property tax changes, in House Joint Resolutions 5 to 8, may cause St. Charles County homeowners' taxes to rise, creating concern among local officials about tax shifts and lack of clarity in the new tier system.

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway secured a court win, blocking the Biden Administration from diverting border wall funds to other purposes.

St. Louis has allocated $3 million from the Rams Settlement Funds to the Tornado Relief and Recovery Fund, helping nonprofits aid those affected by the May 16th tornado.

Missouri Governor Kehoe authorized National Guard support for ICE administrative tasks, starting October 1, 2025, to enhance enforcement and security operations.

Three Missouri high school seniors were named U.S. Presidential Scholars for their academic and extracurricular excellence.

Missouri Department of Transportation offers free special overwidth hauling permits to aid farmers and ranchers affected by drought, for easier hay transportation.

Missouri AG announces felony charges against former St. Peters insurance agent, Pamela Walsh, for scamming condo associations and potentially faces decades in prison if convicted.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has signed an order to encourage healthier food choices among SNAP recipients, aimed at supporting local agriculture and nutrition.

Missouri's Department of Revenue announces a new contractor, BCFO Titleworks, Inc., for the Republic License Office. The office will close temporarily from October 3 to October 9 for the transition.